Behind The Lens: Boi Lucent
- Charles Luberisse
- 2 days ago
- 3 min read
How would you describe your music to a first-time listener?
I can introduce my songs to a stranger or a new listener by making a toast approach and present myself as an artist with passion then play and share every link to hear more of my melodit's.
You're celebrating a major career milestone with a trip to the ice cream shop. What's your go-to flavor and why?
Ice cream is a sweet and creamy flavor that I like to take. I choose my favorite ice cream and I was excited to take a spoon of it at the shop, no" nor thinking if anyone is watching, but in my instincts. I almost finished the ice cream before getting back home. Palatable flavor!!
What do you want fans to take away from your music?
I'm a story teller through the songs I made, I tells what I'm passing through and I expect my listeners to listen and get motivated, learn and get heals, and give a perspective reasons to make them crave for more of my songs.
What about making music makes it fun for you?
I haven't gotten any rewards or pays from the songs I made so far, but the only thing that kept is fun for me is HOPE because I believe I'll get there one day if I don't quite.
How do you know an idea is worth developing into a song?
I have the talent and I have passion for music.
When do you decide to shelf an idea that isn't going to work?
I can see it because it is significant to me, anything that's not going to gainful to me. But no matter what I believe in myself and the music I made.
Did you think a song was going to be less successful than it actually became?
Every of my songs always surprised me, but the one that surprise me most was the last song I released titled HOLLY FATHER. It got people's attentions and it gives me more inspirations to put more efforts and never to quite music.
What's one lyric you find fans repeating back to you?
The one lyric that get people's attention is in that same track "HOLLY FATHER" and the lyric was said in Yoruba language: "pekele pekele arugbo je gbese, tani yio san gbese arogbo"
The line means a lot to me.
You're creating a song for an Olympian. What would you call it and what would it sound like?
If I was given a privilege to compose a song for Olympic, I'll concentrate and my flows and what Olympic is. I believe it will sound good because I'm good at what I have passion for. I'll title it OLYM. or OLM.
If there was a museum dedicated to your life and career, what would fans find in the gift shop? Where can fans connect with you?
If I am given a support to my musics. It will be a hug privilege for me to put out a lots of stories and things I ever wanted to tell people. With good flows and incredible melodies that will attract fans attentions, I will try my possible best to become a blessings to my helper and never be ungrateful to them. Music is the best item to tell much of my stories!!!
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